About Brittany
Brittany Sud’s practice focuses on estates and trusts, including both planning and administrative matters, as well as taxation as it relates to those areas. Brittany has developed and implemented cohesive estate plans for clients, reflecting their financial objectives and both short and long-term goals. She advises high net worth individuals, entrepreneurs and professionals on probate planning, income tax deferral and minimization strategies, family business succession planning, disability planning and philanthropic planning. Brittany’s estate administration practice includes advising estate trustees on their role and responsibilities and preparing applications for probate. Brittany also advises charities and not-for-profit organizations on various matters to achieve their mission.Brittany is qualified as a Trust and Estate Practitioner by the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (“STEP”) and holds a Certificate in Elder Law, which she obtained from Osgoode Professional Development. Brittany regularly speaks at conferences and seminars organized by STEP, the Law Society of Ontario, the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Bar Association and the Canadian Association of Gift Planners.
Brittany Sud’s practice focuses on estates and trusts, including both planning and administrative matters, as well as taxation as it relates to those areas. Brittany has developed and implemented cohesive estate plans for clients, reflecting their financial objectives and both short and long-term goals. She advises high net worth individuals, entrepreneurs and professionals on probate planning, income tax deferral and minimization strategies, family business succession planning, disability planning and philanthropic planning. Brittany’s estate administration practice includes advising estate trustees on their role and responsibilities and preparing applications for probate. Brittany also advises charities and not-for-profit organizations on various matters to achieve their mission.Brittany is qualified as a Trust and Estate Practitioner by the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (“STEP”) and holds a Certificate in Elder Law, which she obtained from Osgoode Professional Development. Brittany regularly speaks at conferences and seminars organized by STEP, the Law Society of Ontario, the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Bar Association and the Canadian Association of Gift Planners.
Brittany Sud’s practice focuses on estates and trusts, including both planning and administrative matters, as well as taxation as it relates to those areas. Brittany has developed and implemented cohesive estate plans for clients, reflecting their financial objectives and both short and long-term goals. She advises high net worth individuals, entrepreneurs and professionals on probate planning, income tax deferral and minimization strategies, family business succession planning, disability planning and philanthropic planning. Brittany’s estate administration practice includes advising estate trustees on their role and responsibilities and preparing applications for probate. Brittany also advises charities and not-for-profit organizations on various matters to achieve their mission.
Brittany Sud’s practice focuses on estates and trusts, including both planning and administrative matters, as well as taxation as it relates to those areas. Brittany has developed and implemented cohesive estate plans for clients, reflecting their financial objectives and both short and long-term goals. She advises high net worth individuals, entrepreneurs and professionals on probate planning, income tax deferral and minimization strategies, family business succession planning, disability planning and philanthropic planning. Brittany’s estate administration practice includes advising estate trustees on their role and responsibilities and preparing applications for probate. Brittany also advises charities and not-for-profit organizations on various matters to achieve their mission.Brittany is qualified as a Trust and Estate Practitioner by the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (“STEP”) and holds a Certificate in Elder Law, which she obtained from Osgoode Professional Development. Brittany regularly speaks at conferences and seminars organized by STEP, the Law Society of Ontario, the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Bar Association and the Canadian Association of Gift Planners.
Brittany Sud’s practice focuses on estates and trusts, including both planning and administrative matters, as well as taxation as it relates to those areas. Brittany has developed and implemented cohesive estate plans for clients, reflecting their financial objectives and both short and long-term goals. She advises high net worth individuals, entrepreneurs and professionals on probate planning, income tax deferral and minimization strategies, family business succession planning, disability planning and philanthropic planning. Brittany’s estate administration practice includes advising estate trustees on their role and responsibilities and preparing applications for probate. Brittany also advises charities and not-for-profit organizations on various matters to achieve their mission.
